vs-cfg.cmd: provide support for user-friendly VS generators, e.g. vs2013-x86, and converted them to the appropriate CMake ones.

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Stinkfist0
2016-02-03 15:21:12 +02:00
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`build-deps.cmd` expects a CMake generator as `%1` and a build configuration type (`RelWithDebInfo/Release/MinSizeRel/Debug`,
defaults to `RelWithDebInfo`) as `%2`. If the generator is not provided, the generator is deduced from the Visual Studio
environment variables. A build type (`Build/Rebuild/Clean`, defaults to `Build`) can be provided as `%3`. See `vs-cfg.cmd`
if you wish to change the defaults. The batch file will create `deps\` and `deps-vs<VERSION>-<ARCHITECTURE>-installed\`
directories to the project root. Debug and release builds of the depedencies can co-exist by simply running
`build-deps.cmd <GENERATOR> Debug` and `build-deps.cmd <GENERATOR> <Release|RelWithDebInfo|MinSizeRel>`.
environment variables. User-friendly VS generator shorthands are supported, e.g. `vs2013-x86` or `vs2015-x64`, and these are
converted to the appropriate CMake ones by the scripts. A build type (`Build/Rebuild/Clean`, defaults to `Build`) can be
provided as `%3`. See `vs-cfg.cmd` if you wish to change the defaults. The batch file will create `deps\` and
`deps-vs<VERSION>-<ARCHITECTURE>-installed\` directories to the project root. Debug and release builds of the depedencies
can co-exist by simply running `build-deps.cmd <GENERATOR> Debug` and `build-deps.cmd <GENERATOR> <Release|RelWithDebInfo|MinSizeRel>`.
After the dependencies are build, execute `run-cmake.bat`. The batch file expects always a CMake generator as `%1`
(if not provided, the same default value as above is used), and the rest of possible parameters are passed as is.
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:: This script initializes various Visual Studio related environment variables needed for building.
:: the dependencies. This batch file expects a CMake generator as %1. If %1 is not provided, it is
:: deduced from the VisualStudioVersion environment variable and from the location of cl.exe.
:: User-friendly VS generators are allowed (e.g. "vs2013-x86") and converted to the appropriate CMake ones.
:: NOTE This batch file expects the generator string to be CMake 3.0.0 and newer format, i.e.
:: "Visual Studio 10 2010" instead of "Visual Studio 10". However, one can use this batch file
@@ -31,8 +32,6 @@
set GENERATOR=%1
:: TODO IDEA: Take more user-friendly VS generators (e.g. "vs2013-x86") and convert them to the CMake ones?
:: Supported Visual Studio versions:
set GENERATORS[0]="Visual Studio 9 2008 Win64"
set GENERATORS[1]="Visual Studio 9 2008"
@@ -46,17 +45,35 @@ set GENERATORS[8]="Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64"
set GENERATORS[9]="Visual Studio 14 2015"
set LAST_GENERATOR_IDX=9
:: Deduce desired architecture from the location of cl.exe
where cl.exe | findstr /r /c:"amd64" >nul
set START=%ERRORLEVEL%
set STEP=2
:: Is generator shorthand used?
set GEN_SHORTHAND=!GENERATOR:vs=!
if !GEN_SHORTHAND!==!GENERATOR! goto :GeneratorShorthandCheckDone
set START=%LAST_GENERATOR_IDX%
:: "echo if" trick from http://stackoverflow.com/a/8758579
echo(!GEN_SHORTHAND! | findstr /c:"-x86" >nul && ( set START=1 )
echo(!GEN_SHORTHAND! | findstr /c:"-x64" >nul && ( set START=0 )
set VS_VER=!GEN_SHORTHAND:-x86=!
set VS_VER=!VS_VER:-x64=!
echo(!GENERATOR! | findstr /c:"vs20" >nul && (
for /l %%i in (!START!,!STEP!,%LAST_GENERATOR_IDX%) do (
echo(!GENERATORS[%%i]! | findstr /c:"!VS_VER!" >nul && (
set GENERATOR=!GENERATORS[%%i]!
goto :GeneratorShorthandCheckDone
)
)
)
:GeneratorShorthandCheckDone
:: Deduce desired architecture from the location of cl.exe
where cl.exe | findstr /c:"amd64" >nul
set START=%ERRORLEVEL%
IF "!GENERATOR!"=="" IF NOT "%VisualStudioVersion%"=="" (
set VC_VER=%VisualStudioVersion:.0=%
FOR /l %%i in (%START%,%STEP%,%LAST_GENERATOR_IDX%) DO (
REM http://stackoverflow.com/a/8758579
REM NOTE add space before VC_VER so that e.g. "12" doesn't match with "2012"
echo(!GENERATORS[%%i]! | findstr /r /c:" !VC_VER!" >nul && (
echo(!GENERATORS[%%i]! | findstr /c:" !VC_VER!" >nul && (
set GENERATOR=!GENERATORS[%%i]!
call utils\cecho.cmd black cyan "Generator not passed, but VisualStudioVersion=%VisualStudioVersion% environment variable detected:"
call utils\cecho.cmd black cyan "using '`"!GENERATOR!`'" as the generator."